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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Five College Consortium Will Build a Professional Development Training Program That Creates Opportunities for Museum Staff as Well Pathways for Undergraduate and Graduate Interns Entering the Museum Workforce. the Project Partners Include the Consortium of Five Colleges Along With Seven Campus Museums and Three Affiliated Museums in Western Massachusetts. Project Activities Include Seminars, Workshops, and Trainings With Museum Staff Based on Work Areas and Career Interests to Develop Paths for Gaining Skills and Helping Grow the Next Generation of Museum Leaders. the Project Will Result in Training 210 Professionals and Over 100 Undergraduate and Graduate Interns, Fellows, and Assistants to Meet the Changing Needs of Museums in Administration, Education, Exhibition Development, and Collections Management.
Committed
$306,115
Paid out
$97.2K
32%
Committed, not yet paid
$209.0K
68%
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